On iOS 13 and later, you can set up shortcuts to for certain actions at the end of the Batch editing process:
Create a gif for a batch of images. If there are multiple images, the gif is animated, showing each batch image in turn.
Create a video (MP4) of a batch of images. The video shows each batch image in sequence.
Once set up, the shortcuts are available when you Share a batch.
Set up the shortcuts
To set up the shortcuts:
Open this help center article on your iOS device.
Select the link for the type of shortcut you want to add:
Create an MP4 video:
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/5a979cb08a4c400380406ce702b21156
Select Add Shortcut.
The shortcut is added to your gallery in the Shortcuts app.
Repeat the process if you want to add both shortcuts.
Check that the shortcuts have been added:
Open the Shortcuts app on your iOS device.
Look for "Video from Photos ext 1" and "Gif From Photos ext 1". These are the Photoroom shortcuts.
If you don't see the shortcuts, you may have made a mistake so repeat the steps above. If the shortcuts still do not appear, contact support.
Note: Shortcuts are only supported by iOS 13 and later.
Use the shortcuts
To use the shortcuts with a batch of images:
Create a batch of images and edit them.
Select Export images.
Select Share image.
Select:
Video from photos ext 1
Gif from photos ext 1
Photoroom generates the video and/or gif and saves it to your photo gallery. From there, you can download it or share it, just like any other photo on your iOS device.
Related content
Official Apple information about Shortcuts:
https://support.apple.com/en-hk/HT210628
Batch editing:
See the articles in the Batch editing collection.
